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Well troopers it's time to look closely at the inner workings of the folding stock.

 

far different than what you might expect when looking at plans and such on the web.

 

this complex part alone, before I owned it, was very detailed. now what I have read about, in

some descriptions I knew it had somthing inside it that was missing from all the "replica" parts

out there.

 

making your own functioning folding stock that locks into it's positions could be done, but

without having the part in it's original form makes it a job of guesswork.

 

nowhere have I seen accurate plans for this.

 

 

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the locking pins that fit into the rear cap/d ring mount.

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detail showing pin locations, bend guide and pin mount for stock bar.

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detail showing stock front lock slider.

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shoulder cap slightly out of it's detent lock. the detents match grooves in the bar.

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another shot showing shoulder cap hinged and detent grooves

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shows bottom of stock bar, with holes and a curved area in the mid point between two holes

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detail showing stock bar floating. this assembly locks into the spring plate and cutouts on shouldercap

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detail showing locking springplate

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locking springplate with guides for stock bar.

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bar about to click into shouldercap 1

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bar about to click into shouldercap 2

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bar clicked into shouldercap

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another angle of springplate

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stock in open locked position

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detail of sliding front lock

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detail showing plunger hinge sliding front lock

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front lock sliding 1

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front lock sliding 2

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front lock sliding 3

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My blaster has the locking pins. But on the other hand it is perhaps the nicest blaster you can get without using original parts.uploadfromtaptalk1362799580534.jpg

 

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